Driver sues city over drunken driving crash
In Bradenton Florida Richard L Garcia a 16 year old who had blood alcohol level double the limit after a February 9 1999 crash sues alleging a police officer failed to stop him from driving post disturbance He ruptured his aorta and seeks nearly 100000 in medical damages with his mother Betty Hernandez Garcia pleaded guilty to drunken driving and received probation and a fine.
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Bradenton
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Garcia
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New Bedford murder charges in infant starvation case
Jacques Robidoux is indicted for first degree murder in the death of his 10 month old son Samuel by alleged systematic withholding of nourishment. His wife Karen Robidoux faces second degree murder charges and sister Michelle Mingo is charged as an accessory.
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Mass
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Samuel
Karen Robidoux
Michelle Mingo
Mingo
Portland Tops Money List of Best Places to Live
Portland, Oregon tops Money magazine's 14th annual list as the nation’s best place to live, praised for short commutes, a high tech job market, and walkable neighborhoods with java joints and book stores. The report notes high housing costs but strong regional leaders in Chicago, Providence, Raleigh-Durham, Salt Lake City, and Sarasota.
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Recount Irregularities Highlight Onondaga County Races
Election officials in Onondaga County describe unofficial vote tallies and potential digit errors as precincts and absentees shape outcomes. Inspectors recount machines, then enter results for computer tally while awaiting absentee and affidavit ballots to decide closer races in Cayuga Oswego and surrounding counties.
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New York
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Julie Parker
Independent Pride Party
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Elections Board
Oswego County
Don Wart
Waters
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Florida recount tensions rise as legal challenges loom
After the national vote the Palm Beach County recount delay faces immediate circuit court challenge while Florida officials weigh ongoing hand counts. Gore and Bush campaigns clash over deadlines as courts hear suits to extend vote counting and prevent premature certification.
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Barak sets talks condition on violence drop
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak demands a drastic decline in Palestinian violence before resuming peace talks. He pressed the condition in meetings with Clinton Blair and Annan, citing ongoing attacks and universal calls for restraint. Barak warns Israel may act if violence continues while seeking a Camp David return.
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City and county delay votes on Carousel dust tax plan
The plan to share about 32 million dollars a year in tax revenue for an enlarged Carousel dust district faces delays as city and county officials have not set votes. Officials expect final documents later this week, with the mayor hopeful for a Monday council vote but skeptical.
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Harris
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Cole crew kept from firing at bombers in Yemen
Washington Post report cites sailors aboard the USS Cole stating they had no ammunition and were instructed not to shoot unless fired upon. They said rules of engagement required captain’s or officer permission to fire amid the Oct. 12 Aden harbor bombing. Petty Officer Washak said he waved an M 60 at a second boat but was ordered to stop. Pentagon and Navy officials declined to discuss specifics while an inquiry continues.
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